PerformancePoint Service Event ID 1

Question

I have already asked this once, And got not one reply.I begging anyone who can help to please shed some light on this..
"An exception occurred while rendering a Web control. The following diagnostic information might help to determine the cause of this problem:
Microsoft.PerformancePoint.Scorecards.BpmException: There was a problem setting the item location URL.
PerformancePoint Services error code 20700."
What I have tried:
Stopped Performance Point Service - Under Central Admin (Manage Service on Server) - must be set on auto start (its running)
Deleted Service application PoerformancePoint Service - Under Central Admin (manage Service Applications)
removed PPS from (parent) -> Site Settings -> Site Collection ADmin ->Site Collection features - PPS (deactive)
removed PPS from (parent) -> Site Settings -> Site Actions -> Manage Site Features - PPS (deactive)
removed PPS from (subsite) -> Site Settings -> Site Collection ADmin ->Site Collection features - PPS (deactive)
removed PPS from (subsite) -> Site Settings -> Site Actions -> Manage Site Features - PPS (deactive)
I've tried everything I could possibly think of to stop these events, and it still occurs, and I can't replicate it...
Is there some way I can generate what "web parts" "templates" "Sites" "ANYTHING" that is using this service so I can stop it?!?!

Answer 1

Hey Victoria,
I really appreciate the help on this issue, it has been the toughest thing I've ever had to do, since for some reason administering a SharePoint FE server requires a Ph.D in... convolved setups...
Anyway a couple question based on your reply..
Hi,
The PerformancePoint Service error may be due to its incompletely setup.
Please follow the link below to re-configure the service to see if the issue still occurs:
http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ee748644(v=office.15).aspx
1) Is there no way to setup and configure SharePoint 2010 without PerformancePoint Services?
It's apparent that these events are due to the fact that PerformacePoint was setup at one point and something failed.. and cause events to be generated... LOTS of events, which could be seen by our Monitoring server..
However my goal was to have the SharePoint 2010 FE server be clean of events, I was hopinh to achieve this by removing the PerformancePoint Service completely from the FE as currently Collective DashBoards, or anything using this service is not being used
in our SharePoint Enviro, so I'd rather not have this service until it comes time that we create and need Collective Dashboards....
But since I'm in literally dire disarray to have a clean event log on this server and my SharePoint skills are very very limited, I contiue to read up on these two services SecureStore and PerformancePoint and I keep getting confused in its complex setup
and requirements..
There are so many Tuts that tell you how to setup A performancePoint Service, PPS App, and link it to a App Proxy.. yada yada, but for instance, in the MS link you provided it stated:
$w = Get-SPWebApplication -identity <web application>
$w.GrantAccessToProcessIdentity("<service account>")
I was finally able to get this to work once I had actaully logged onto the FE server with all the required credentials to do it, but simply running The SharePoint Management Console "AS a different user" wasn't sufficient to work... Even then I was
wondering how to verify that a set service account has required permissions, no no verify permissions cmdlet I could find, so I simply reran the command with the AD account we have setup for PerformancePoint Service, just to make sure I covered every step
in the link you provided me.
While everything completed without issue while setting up the Managed Service Account, Granting it access, starting the PerformancePoint service on the FE server, creating a new PerformancePoint Service Application, and putting it into the default proxy
service application associations, I know I'll prob still get events in the event log... Nothing I have ever done has been able to get me to get this to work... which is why I request any query that could led me to anything that attempting to use this service...
I have removed everything I thought was using it, so now my question really becomes how can one complete remove PerformancePoint Service from SharePoint 2010... goggling leads to
this, but once again doesn't give any information on how to first check to see whats using it before deleting it... Isn't knowing whats using it important before deleting it? Isn't that what Linux does when you go to remove a service or application it warns
you of any services or applications that use it as a dependencies , and state these will not work if you continue with the removal... This is the key I need to know in this setup to locate and stop these events.. What in SharePoint is currently using this
service?!
I found
this, But I'm going to wait a bit it would seem maybe the events have calmed down... but ti is lunch right now so once user go back to using SharePoint They will probably appear again